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Comment #49003304
If a majority of users switch to ad-powered free tiers, a majority of users will see well-written, targeted advice that is ads (lies!) in disguise. This is a horrible future to con…
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Comment #48168395
The author only compared output token costs -- but for typical agentic workloads, input tokens dominate the costs by a large margin. Running inference locally, input tokens are, to…
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Comment #47789112
+1 for introducing them as real-valued functions over cartesian coordinates! Typically, spherical harmonics are introduced as a complex function over spherical coordinates, which m…
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Comment #47395852
Relevant and fun read: The Website Obesity Crisis (2015) https://idlewords.com/talks/website_obesity.htm
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Comment #47021764
> At a pragmatic level, can't you say, hey here's something thats probably nothing, let's scan it again in 6 months If a doctor even _hints_ there might be cancer, the patient will…
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Comment #45512369
At $enterprise, we were just looking for a proper term that sets "responsible vibing" apart from "YOLO vibe coding". We landed on "agent assisted coding". It's a bit more technical…
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Comment #42739512
Nice! I love how mermaid keeps getting better! For sequence-diagrams, nothing beats https://sequencediagram.org/ (I am not connected with them in any way, just a happy user)
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Comment #41901717
I need this, but for heatpump noise. It's mostly broadband noise that can be simulated by simpler methods, but visualizing possible resonance patterns for the low-frequency emissio…
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Comment #40908807
The pronounciation of math symbols is hilarious, but not super useful. Prompt: "Give me Maxwell's equations".
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Comment #40490681
I really like nools, which is a drools clone, but for JavaScript. It's fantastic for quick hacks and for getting to know how to write code for rule engines. Sadly, it is no longer …
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Comment #39515964
Let's say I want to have a somewhat genereric CRUD-app: A database, some application logic, a login system, logging/telemetry and a UI. What kind of stack should I use so that tool…
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Comment #39451666
This is insane. The project includes the hardware (GHz-capable RF-generation and measurement), firmware (FPGA) and Software (a cpp GUI). Surely that can't be all from one person?
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Comment #39053125
Is there a way I can give feedback on wrong labels? The easy questions seem to be correct most (all?) of the time, but I noticed a few errors in the labelling of the complex questi…
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Comment #38928669
If memory serves correctly, Aldi Nord was one of the last big supermarket chains in Germany to introduce scanners at the registers (2003?), because their existing system was simply…
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Comment #38529650
After skimming the second paper, I still don't understand how precision mass measurements come into play here. They mention Cavendish-type measurements, but they are used for measu…
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Comment #38037001
I really like https://sequencediagram.org/ - syntax is really close to PlantUML - it's rendered in the browser -> immediate feedback - great autocomplete and syntax-check in the co…
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Comment #36954061
Note that the resistance of superconductors is 0 only for DC currents. The AC resistance is not 0 and typically gets larger for higher frequencies!
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Comment #36331942
Making a GUI that is based on HTML and CSS and JS is also an... experience. I have some (ancient) experience in RAD. Once per year I try picking up React/Vue/Angular or whatever is…
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Comment #36331863
I love gooey: https://github.com/chriskiehl/Gooey It allows me to quickly slap a GUI on an existing script that accepts command-line-arguments. In the end, I get the best of both w…
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Comment #34454035
For me it is a combination of age, having kids, having moved around, and general deterioration of the social fabric. Especially church-related events are mostly absent in my social…
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Comment #22287030
If the blue dots represent the data and if the yellow line represents the model -- doesn't the picture show an obviously bad fit?
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Comment #16834043
I disagree: "Ax = b" is a statement. It does not need to be true. This is quite useful and often used for "proofs by contradiction".
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Comment #16833419
But wouldn't this solution mean that once there is a small glitch in the system, say due to higher load than normal, there are 2x the requests and the system goes down completely? …
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Comment #16810107
There was another interesting publication about Alzheimer's Desease last week: It appears to be possible to detect the misfolded amyloid‐β protein in a blood sample many years befo…